Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

BIND Commands
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CD Command
The only error condition that does not cause BUILD to clear the lists (and,
consequently, the only one that does not require you to begin again) is ILLEGAL
SYNTAX.
Examples
The following examples illustrate the syntax of the BUILD command.
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This example uses the REPLACE command to replace code for the entry point
EPNAME1 in the object file FILENAME with code of the same name from
NEWFILE.
@ADD * FROM filename
@REPLACE CODE epname1 FROM newfile
@BUILD objfile, SEARCH (lib1, lib2)
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The following example uses the SATISFY OFF option to suppress resolution of
external code references.
@ADD CODE sub^1 TO * FROM objfile1
@ADD CODE * FROM objfile2, DELETE
@BUILD newfile, SATISFY OFF
CD Command
The CD command allows you to specify the default current working directory Binder
uses to expand partial pathnames. The current working directory is only used if the file
system is set to OSS in the SELECT FILESYS command. To display the current
working directory, use the ENV command.
directory
specifies an OSS directory name.
Example
The following example illustrates the syntax of the CD command.
CD /usr/smith
CD { directory }